Answer:
Option C.
Step-by-step explanation:
Oceans, is the right answer.
Hurricanes originate solely with the dissipation of hot seawater, which elevates water into the fainter environment. This wet air is then pulled up when converging winds clash and swirl upwards. At higher elevations, water vapor begins to consolidate into vapors and precipitation, discharging heat that heats the encompassing air, letting it rise as well. As the wind far above the ocean hurries upward, even further, hot humid air spirals in from adjacent the outside to restore it.